The Black Sabbath artist, whose in a split second unmistakable voice has driven tunes from "Iron Man" to "Insane Train," opened up to the world about the treatment after a hair colorist uncovered she was one of his courtesans.
"In the course of the most recent six years, I have been managing a sex habit," the 67-year-early English rocker composed on Facebook.
"Out of awful comes great. Since the press uncovered this, I have gone into extraordinary treatment," he composed.
"I am embarrassed at what my conduct has done to my family. I express gratitude toward God that my amazing spouse is next to me to bolster me."
Osbourne has been hitched for a long time to Sharon Osbourne, a music chief whose father had worked with Black Sabbath.
She has been a key power in making Ozzy Osbourne a fruitful solo craftsman, lining up musicians and guitarists for him.
She uncovered in May that the two had isolated yet the couple – a standout amongst the most persisting in the stone world – later voiced trust in compromise.
Michelle Pugh, a superstar hair colorist in the Osbournes' embraced main residence of Los Angeles, told People magazine that the rocker sought after her a year after he first went to her for his hair in late 2011.
She depicted the rocker as "the best love of my life."
Osbourne composed on Facebook: "I'm sad if Ms. Pugh took our sexual relationship outside the realm of relevance.
"I'd likewise get a kick out of the chance to apologize to the next ladies I have been having sexual associations with," he said without further detail.
Osbourne battled for a considerable length of time with medication and liquor issues and was famous for his dramatic jokes, for example, gnawing the head off a bat.
The Osbournes' apparently steady conjugal life in Los Angeles turned into the subject of open interest in the mid 2000s after it was included on a MTV unscripted tv appear.
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